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Thank you for creating this great script. I am not reporting a bug, but am wondering if there is a way for me to do what I want to do.
Once I install this script, every time I open a terminal it is in git-bash. But I would like to be able to open a git-bash-for-mac terminal, and also a normal zsh terminal with ease.
Is that possible without having to install/uninstall git-bash-for-mac every time?
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The install.sh inserts source ~/.git-bash-for-mac.sh into your .bash_profile. This means loading the git-bash script by default. You could edit your .bash_profile and instead make it an alias to activate git-bash on-demand. For example edit the mentioned source line to instead read:
alias gitbash='source ~/.git-bash-for-mac-zsh.sh'
Then you could open a terminal and it should be good old zsh. Then you can do gitbash to activate and I think exec zsh is a decent way of "deactivating" git-bash.
Thank you for creating this great script. I am not reporting a bug, but am wondering if there is a way for me to do what I want to do.
Once I install this script, every time I open a terminal it is in git-bash. But I would like to be able to open a git-bash-for-mac terminal, and also a normal zsh terminal with ease.
Is that possible without having to install/uninstall git-bash-for-mac every time?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: